Assindo – [Android] AI Assistant to handle your phone calls
Hi HN, I created Assindo, an AI virtual assistant in MVP stage to automate phone calls for busy professionals and parents. Balancing work with personal responsibilities left me losing time to missed calls, hold times, and scheduling tasks. Hiring a human virtual assistant was costly, so I built Assindo to automate and manage these phone-based tasks, freeing up my focus while ensuring no important call or task slips through the cracks. ### How It Works - Outgoing Calls: Assindo can schedule appointments, handle customer service calls, and make reservations, navigating IVR menus and managing…
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Assindo is an AI assistant for Android that automates phone-based tasks for busy professionals and parents. It handles outgoing calls to schedule appointments, manage customer service inquiries, and make reservations while navigating automated menus. For incoming calls, it transcribes messages, summarizes information, and creates follow-up tasks to ensure no calls are missed. The tool aims to reduce time spent on hold and scheduling by automating these phone tasks, currently in MVP stage.
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Hi HN, I created Assindo, an AI virtual assistant in MVP stage to automate phone calls for busy professionals and parents. Balancing work with personal responsibilities left me losing time to missed calls, hold times, and scheduling tasks. Hiring a human virtual assistant was costly, so I built Assindo to automate and manage these phone-based tasks, freeing up my focus while ensuring no important call or task slips through the cracks. ### How It Works - Outgoing Calls: Assindo can schedule appointments, handle customer service calls, and make reservations, navigating IVR menus and managing hold times. - Incoming Calls: It transcribes messages, summarizes key info, and sets up follow-up tasks – so no critical call is missed. ### Next Steps I applied to YC 2025 (fingers crossed!) and am looking for early adopters to try Assindo and share feedback, as well as suggestions on new features to improve the experience. ### What is new ? We have shared that we have launched a web version 2 weeks ago. Today, we are thrilled to share we have released the Android app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ai.asindo.beta.... Note: currently available only for the US and Canada. visit assindo.com for more info. Thanks, and I’d love any feedback! iOS will be released in few days, you can join the wait list: https://www.assindo.com/waitlist
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